Manor · Järva County · Türi
Kolu (Türi) Kollo
Kolu was recorded in 1639, when its owner was Peter Grote, and from the 1730s it belonged to the Grotenhielms. In 1875 Eduard von Middendorff bought the estate. The single-story Historicist house was built in 1890 to a design by the architect Erwin Bernhard and rebuilt after it burned in 1905. After the expropriation it housed a school.
Built / first recorded 1890 · rebuilt after 1905
Style Historicism
Condition Standing
German name Kollo Today
The house has been privately owned since 1996 and is a protected monument; the park has been extensively renewed.
Owners Grote1639–17. saj Grotenhielm1730. aastad–18. saj von Middendorff1875–1919 Good to know The house was declared a protected monument in 1998. The finest surviving outbuilding is a Classicist granary with a colonnade. The last owner was Eduard von Middendorff’s daughter Elisabeth von Schilling. Photos through time archive · Kolu manor, two views. Architect Erwin Bernhardarchive · Kolu manor (Kollo), main housearchive · Kolu manor, main housearchive · Kolu manor, main housearchive · Kolu manor2014 · Kolu manor house, 20142014 · The main house, 20142014 · The manor granary, 20142014 · The manor park, 2014Nearby
The buildings are stylized impressions, not surveyed models. Facts: mois.ee, Museum of Estonian Architecture, ERR, Wikipedia. Photos: MuIS and Wikimedia Commons, credited with each photo.
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